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Have you seen Sainsbury’s new Christmas advert? A cute cat called Mog inadvertently starts two fires, but luckily dials 999 and with the help of the community his family’s Christmas is saved.
Unfortunately the family who were fast asleep, don’t appear to have a working smoke alarm and as not every home has a ‘super cat’ like Mog, we’re reminding everyone to make sure they have a alarm fitted in their home. We’re also concerned the family had left their Christmas lights on ov...
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Watch Manager Verona Clarke has been inspiring students to consider firefighting as a career option. She told website successatschool.org that although it had always been something she wanted to do, when she was younger it didn't seem women were firefighters. Now five years into her successful career she's proven that's not the case at all....read her full interview at https://successatschool.org/…/60-Second-Interview-%E2%80%93…
Happy Diwali to all of our followers and colleagues, but please be really careful if using candles or fireworks as part of your celebrations.
To ensure you have a safe Diwali, follow these safety tips:
• All candles, including tea lights, should be put on a heat resistant surface....
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At 11 o’clock firefighters and staff across the Brigade joined the country in observing two minutes silence to mark Armistice Day and remember the fallen.
On Sunday we held our annual Remembrance Sunday Service at our former headquarters in Lambeth, which was attended by our Fire Cadets. Lest we Forget.
This is probably the best firefighter video ever! We've teamed up with Playmobil to create a catchy song and video which shows that we don’t just attend fires. Watch us rescue clowns, Father Christmas and a cowgirl which as any firefighter will tell you is just a normal day at LFB.
If you're interested in London Fire Brigade and our 150 years then you need to buy this limited edition celebratory book. It charts our complete history and includes exclusive pictures and facts. Make sure you act fast and secure your copy now.
This Remembrance Sunday we pay tribute to all of the firefighters who lost their lives during the first and second world wars.
We also remember those firefighters who served their country, and the brave men and women of the Auxiliary Fire Service who lost their lives protecting London during The Blitz.
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